GALAXY I 4 DAYS A 2026

SAN CRISTOBAL: Interpretation Center – Lobos Island
You will visit the Interpretation Center of San Cristobal, a modern space dedicated to the natural and human history of the Galapagos. Here, you will learn about the volcanic formation of the islands, the evolution of species, and conservation efforts.
Later, you will continue to Lobos Island, a small islet known for its large population of sea lions. The area also offers the opportunity to observe frigatebirds, marine iguanas, and blue-footed boobies in a beautiful coastal setting. 

ESPAÑOLA ISLAND: Suarez Point – Gardner Bay
After breakfast, you will visit Suarez Point, one of the most spectacular sites in the Galapagos. This area is known for its dramatic cliffs, blowholes, and abundant wildlife, including blue-footed boobies, Nazca boobies, and the seasonal waved albatross.
Later, you will continue to Gardner Bay, a stunning white sand beach where sea lions rest along the shore. The calm waters and surrounding islets provide opportunities to observe marine life such as colorful fish and sea turtles. 

FLOREANA ISLAND: Cormorant Point – Post Office Bay
After breakfast, you will visit Cormorant Point, known for its unique green-colored beach and a nearby lagoon where flamingos can often be seen, along with other bird species. The contrasting landscapes make this one of the most distinctive sites in the Galapagos.
Later, you will continue to Post Office Bay, a historic location where 18th-century whalers created a wooden barrel postal system, a tradition that visitors can still participate in today. 

SANTA CRUZ ISLAND: Charles Darwin Station – Baltra Airport (return)
After breakfast, you will visit the Charles Darwin Research Station, an important center dedicated to the conservation and study of the Galapagos ecosystems. Here, you will learn about ongoing conservation efforts and observe giant tortoises in different stages of development.
After the visit, you will be transferred to Baltra Airport for your return flight.